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Donald Wilson, who recently retired after 51 years in journalism, has been awarded the Barron Trophy for lifetime achievement in the business.
The A9 was closed in both directions near Aviemore due to an accident on Monday afternoon in which a man was injured.
John Davidson heads out on a walk from Inverness to explore a local nature reserve that is a haven for wildlife, as well as a peaceful spot for humans
A new adventure film competition has been launched in memory of Fort William climber Rob Brown who died on Ben Nevis last year.
'Bears', birds and snowball fights on a family walk at Dog Falls in Glen Affric national nature reserve
VisitScotland’s destination development director, Chris Taylor, reflects on tourism over the last 12 months and how the sector can thrive in 2023
NHS Highland is highlighting the vital role of living kidney donation after new research shows most people would be willing to help a loved one.
PICTURE SPECIAL: John Davidson selects more of his favourite images from the Active Outdoors series as he looks forward to what 2023 holds in store
Campaigners behind plans to transform a green space in Inverness are hoping a refusal to sell them government land will be overturned.
Age Scotland, the national charity for older people, has issued advice on how to avoid falling this winter to prevent a trip to the hospital.
Police are reminding people heading for the Scottish hills this winter to be fully prepared for extreme conditions.
John Davidson selects some of his favourite images from 2022 as he looks back on the return of some of his best-loved events in a memorable year
People in the Highlands are being urged to speak out rather than suffer in silence this Christmas.
With the first signs of real winter weather, mountain safety organisations are urging people heading for the hills to "ThinkWINTER".
John Davidson decides to tackle the short walk up Beinn na Lap before heading home from Loch Ossian Youth Hostel, despite the dreary conditions...
People can pedal along for some festive fun at this weekend's Kidical Mass event in Inverness.
Charities underlined the difference an award from the Highland Cross will make to people across the north at a handover event in Inverness on Thursday
John Davidson enjoys – or endures – a wet and windy ascent of two Munros on the Corrour estate, from the youth hostel at Loch Ossian
Repairs to footpaths on a popular Highland peak in Wester Ross will kick-start a campaign to benefit restoration and conservation in the mountains.
Charities across the region have been handed a significant cash boost thanks to the return of the Highland Cross.
